University Linked to Episcopal Church Faces Accreditation Loss, Launches Appeal

University Linked to Episcopal Church Faces Accreditation Loss, Launches Appeal

Saint Augustine’s University (SAU), an African American university affiliated with the Episcopal Church, has had revoked its accreditation due to financial difficulties but is actively appealing the decision. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) recently voted at their annual meeting in Austin, Texas, to revoke SAU’s membership.
  • Virginia Church with 151 Years of History Left in Ruins After Gas Explosion
    The Forest Level Baptist Church, a 151-year-old church in Virginia, is calling for community prayers following a massive explosion that severely damaged it on Monday night. Marcin Wilson, pastor of the Forest Level Baptist Church, expressed his concerns to WDBJ 7, stating, “Right now, we are just asking for the community to pray for us. Of course, we are early in our planning period.”
  • NJ Megachurch Packs Over a Million Meals for the Hungry
    New Jersey multisite megachurch 'Liquid Church' coordinated the packing of over 1 million meals to be sent to those in need overseas this holiday season, with the help of thousands of volunteers. The non-denominational Liquid Church coordinated the packing of approximately 1.2 million meals across all its campuses as part of its “Christmas Outreach” event held over the weekend.

First Presbyterian Church of Dallas to Open Large Facility for Homeless Services

First Presbyterian Church of Dallas (FPC Dallas) announced on Sunday that it will be acquiring CitySquare's Opportunity Center, which spans 53,000 square feet. This move will enable the church’s community ministry, The Stewpot, to relocate and expand its programs. The Stewpot has been dedicated to assisting underserved communities for nearly 50 years and has experienced a significant rise in the number of people it serves.
  • Notre Dame Cathedral Reopening: Trump and Jill Biden Plan Visit Following Restoration
    President-elect Donald Trump announced on Monday that he will travel to Paris, France, this weekend to attend the reopening ceremony of the Notre Dame Cathedral, which has been restored after the devastating fire in 2019. He praised French President Emmanuel Macron for his efforts in ensuring the cathedral was restored to its former glory.
  • TD Jakes Reflects on Health Incident, Thanks God's Intervention
    Bishop T.D. Jakes(67) testified to divine intervention for avoiding a health incident during his sermon last Sunday. He expressed gratitude, stating, “I give thanks unto the Lord that I did not have a stroke.” The Senior pastor of The Potter’s House church in Dallas revealed the health scare while addressing his congregation and followers on social media.
  • First Baptist Dallas Launches $27M Fundraising Campaign for Rebuilding
    During a recent worship service, First Baptist Dallas Church officially announced a fundraising project for the rebuilding of its historic sanctuary, which was damaged in a fire in July. The congregation is being asked to contribute towards a $27 million goal, as part of a project that may cost over $100 million, reported by Baptist Press.
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  • Court Rules City Cannot Block Church's Lawsuit Over Food Ministry

    A U.S. court has ruled that an Arizona city cannot prevent a church from suing over the shutdown of a ministry that provided food to needy families near the U.S. southern border. Senior United States District Judge G. Murray Snow, appointed by George W. Bush, issued an order last Friday denying the city of San Luis’ request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Gethsemani Baptist Church.

  • Fostering Hope: Ohio Church to Provide 20,000 Pounds of Food for Thanksgiving

    An Ohio church is set to give away 20,000 pounds of food, including 300 turkeys, to needy families this Thanksgiving. Rust City Church, located in Niles will host the event on Wednesday evening as part of their initiative called “Give Back Before You Kick Back.”

  • John MacArthur Makes Brief Return to Pulpit for Thanksgiving Service

    Pastor John MacArthur made a brief return to the pulpit on Sunday evening after a months-long absence due to health issues, delivering a message of gratitude amidst his challenges.

  • TD Jakes Exhibits Signs of Health Distress During Sunday Sermon

    Bishop T.D. Jakes, the founder of The Potter's House megachurch in Dallas, Texas, is reported to be in stable condition following “a slight health incident” that occurred after he prayed during Sunday morning service. In a statement on Facebook, The Potter’s House of Dallas addressed the situation, stating, “During today’s service, Bishop T.D. Jakes experienced a slight health incident and received immediate medical attention.

  • Authorities Probe Arizona Church Fire as Arson; Suspect Video Released

    A fire that severely damaged St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Casa Grande, Arizona, last month is currently being investigated as arson. Authorities are seeking information on a suspect captured on campus security footage.

  • PCUSA Restructures, Lays Off 12 Staff Amid Membership Loss

    The Presbyterian Church (USA) has undertaken significant restructuring, resulting in the termination of 12 national staff members, due to ongoing challenges with declining membership and donations. The Rev. Jihyun Oh, the executive director and stated clerk of the PCUSA General Assembly, explained in a statement.

  • Greg Laurie Declares Trump’s Presidency a Divine Appointment Amid Woke Agenda Fatigue

    Pastor Greg Laurie recently asserted that President-elect Donald Trump has received a "mandate" from the American people to lead, suggesting that a Harris administration would have likely resulted in increased government hostility towards Christians.

  • For the First Time in 230 Years, AME Church Welcomes Female Pastor

    A landmark African Methodist Episcopal (AME) church in Pennsylvania has made history by appointing its first female pastor since its establishment in the late 18th century. Mother Bethel AME Church of Philadelphia, originally founded by Richard Allen, the creator of the AME Church in the 1790s, announced on Saturday the appointment of the Rev. Carolyn C. Cavaness as its new pastor.
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